When are the daily and weekly reset times in FFXIV?

If you’re grinding in Final Fantasy 14, you’ll want to know when daily and weekly reset time is to make sure you can finish all of your timed tasks on time. Completing dailies and weeklies is a great way to amass gil, EXP, and other important currencies (like Tomestones) in FFXIV, so you’ll want to make sure that you’re finishing your stuff before reset occurs. Below, we list out the various FFXIV reset times depending on your time zone. FFXIV daily reset times The following activities abide by this global daily reset time in FFXIV: * Duty roulette rewards * Housing lottery beginning/end periods * Mini Cactpot in the Gold Saucer * Tribal quest allowances * The Hunt targets * The start and end of limited-time events (like Hatching-tide or Starlight Celebration) The daily reset time for FFXIV happens at the following times, depending on your time zone: * 7 a.m. PST for the west coast of North America * 10 a.m. EST for the east coast of North America * 3 p.m. GMT for the U.K. * 4 p.m. CET for western Europe/Paris * 12 a.m. JST for Japan/Tokyo * 2 a.m. AEDT for Australia/Sydney FFXIV weekly reset time Weeklies that abide by this reset time include the following: * Raiding gear drops (for the newest content, if restrictions are on) * Tomestone cap * Wondrous Tails * Faux Hollows * Elite Hunt Marks * Fashion Report * Custom Deliveries allowances * Doman Enclave Reconstruction Weekly reset for FFXIV occurs on Tuesdays, at a different time than daily reset time: * 12 a.m. PST for the west coast of North America * 3 a.m. EST for the east coast of North America * 8 a.m. GMT for the U.K. * 9 a.m. CET for western Europe/Paris * 5 p.m. JST for Japan/Tokyo * 7 p.m. AEDT for Australia/Sydney FFXIV miscellaneous reset times There are a few times that have different reset times, for some reason, like Jumbo Cactpot and Grand Company turn-ins. Grand Company turn-ins reset at the following time every day: * 12 p.m. PST for the west coast of North America * 3 p.m. EST for the east coast of North America * 8 p.m. GMT for the U.K. * 9 p.m. CET for western Europe/Paris * 5 a.m. JST for Japan/Tokyo * 7 a.m. AEDT for Australia/Sydney [Image: https://platform.polygon.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/chorus/uploads/chorus_asset/file/25367340/Make_It_Rain_XIV_2022_ezgif.com_webp_to_jpg_converter.jpg?quality=90&strip=all] Jumbo Cactpot is drawn on Saturday nights for wherever the data center is based. If you’re playing on a non-local data center, here’s the times broken down: North American data centers (Aether/Primal/Crystal): * 6 p.m. PST for the west coast of North America * 9 p.m. EST for the east coast of North America * 2 a.m. GMT for the U.K. * 3 a.m. CET for western Europe/Paris * 11 a.m. JST for Japan/Tokyo * 1 p.m. AEDT for Australia/Sydney Japanese data centers (Elemental/Gaia/Mana): * 4 a.m. PST for the west coast of North America * 7 a.m. EST for the east coast of North America * 12 p.m. GMT for the U.K. * 1 p.m. CET for western Europe/Paris * 9 p.m. JST for Japan/Tokyo * 11 p.m. AEDT for Australia/Sydney European data centers (Chaos/Light): * 11 a.m. PST for the west coast of North America * 2 p.m. EST for the east coast of North America * 7 p.m. GMT for the U.K. * 8 p.m. CET for western Europe/Paris * Sunday morning, 4 a.m. JST for Japan/Tokyo * Sunday morning, 6 a.m. AEDT for Australia/Sydney Oceania data centers (Materia): * 1 a.m. PST for the west coast of North America * 4 a.m. EST for the east coast of North America * 9 a.m. GMT for the U.K. * 10 a.m. CET for western Europe/Paris * 6 p.m. JST for Japan/Tokyo * 8 p.m. AEDT for Australia/Sydney If you’re just starting out in the massive world of Final Fantasy 14, we have tons of guides to help you. We have a beginner’s guide to get you started, along with guides detailing when you’ll get your mount and which Grand Company you should join. If you’re starting but are feeling overwhelmed, we have guides to help with picking a job and a guide that explains how long it may take to catch up to current content in FFXIV. We also have guides on side content, like ocean fishing, relic weapons, and Island Sanctuary, for those who want to take a break from it all.